2011 Allure Free Stuff - December 5, 6,7 & 8

I just read this...I had trouble with both IE and FF ...IE went through about 35 sec. after...FF might still be spinning for all I remember....lol
 
darn site is messed up again on IE and Chrome. gggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
 
30 seconds. well, atleast I got a form today! :rofl:
 
the page didn't load, something about the connection being reset? so I had to submit again, making it 1min after the hour :(
 
Take that back..chrome is giving me a fit..got through w/ IE and FF (mom and daughter...mine not going thru)
FF at 34, IE at 45 seconds after not good times at all.

Forget it Chrome stinks..getting this:


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500 Servlet Exception

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javax.el.ELException: org.hibernate.LazyInitializationException: failed
to lazily initialize a collection of role: com.amg.common.pixie.core.domain.CMSDocument.documentRelationships,
no session or session was closed

Resin/3.1.10
 
can't really post on spoofee anymore from the office, every other site works but i get database errors or am frozen on one page and control and F5 doesn't fix it.:cry:

i stopped trying to refresh and enter on IE, quickly downloaded safari which worked like a charm:teeth: and then got in quickly with chrome after 12:00:00.

could Allure have more than one server and only one that is wonky? not a techie by any means but it seems a bit strange that we all using different browsers and that this is intermittent for a few of us.
got be something on their end obviously
 
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Pat! Pat! OH, WAIT TIL I TELL PAT!!

Too funny--but I actually completely forgot about Allure until about 1:30. Didn't think I'd have a chance at yet another lip/lash product at that point--not that I need another of either type anyway. But tomorrow--well, that's another story. I could actually use the serum.
 
can't really post on spoofee anymore from the office, every other site works but i get database errors or am frozen on one page and control and F5 doesn't fix it.:cry:

i stopped trying to refresh and enter on IE, quickly downloaded safari which worked like a charm:teeth: and then got in quickly with chrome after 12:00:00.

could Allure have more then one server and only one that is wonky? not a techie by any means but it seems a bit strange that we all using different browsers and that this is intermittent for a few of us.
got be something on their end obviously

Most definitely can be various servers that are periodically going down w/ all the usage. But still ..you'd think allure would work this out PRIOR to things going live..Oh well ...when will we ever learn? Allure fix anything???????? Nope ...just gotta take your chances.
 
Today errors are on Safari and FF WTH??????????? I was able to setup chrome and IE. Usually it's been the other way around.
 
Slow for me today. 48 & 49 secs. I love Strivectin, too.
 
Not too bad got daughter in at 1200:13, Mom in at 12:00:17 but me? 12:01:32. Figures. Maybe i can get one of them to "give it up?"
Actually I know the answer to this one..NOT A CHANCE! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
 
I didn't check my entry time today. I am intent on having a good day! :rofl:
 
i was trying to work (go figure :rofl:) and enter at the same time. got in on safari very quickly, chrome got that stupid reload thing. and then still made it to my 12 noon meeting.:wink: :rofl:
 
i was trying to work (go figure :rofl:) and enter at the same time. got in on safari very quickly, chrome got that stupid reload thing. and then still made it to my 12 noon meeting.:wink: :rofl:

How dare they schedule a Noon meeting on an Allure day! The nerve!! You need to do what I do..."Um, I won't be available until 12:05 PM. LOL
 
OK where's spaz.... error we are all seeing it a programming problem pertaining to lazy initialization. Spaz can you translate this programmer-ese? for your "floobyspazgoddess wannabe" namesake?

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In computer programming, lazy initialization is the tactic of delaying the creation of an object, the calculation of a value, or some other expensive process until the first time it is needed.

This is typically accomplished by maintaining a flag indicating whether the process has taken place. Each time the desired object is summoned, the flag is tested. If it is ready, it is returned. If not, it is initialized on the spot.

See lazy evaluation for a general treatment of this idea. In heavily imperative languages this pattern carries hidden dangers, as does any programming habit that relies on shared state.

I would like to complain but don't know what i am talking about. :rofl: :rofl: STOP i hear you all now. no comments from the peanut gallery
 
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